Dragaera: Brokedown Palace (Series #1) (Edition 1) (Paperback)

from JeremyPreacher

Brokedown Palace combines my two favorite things about Brust's writing (other than Dumas pastiche) - Hungarian fables and Dragaera. The only reason it took me so long to get to it was that I was under the totally mistaken impression that it must be somehow related to the Claire Danes/Kate Beckins...

from Karlstar

I really enjoyed this book. It is nominally set in Fenario, the land of the Easterners in his Dragaeran novels. Whether or not it is the same Fenario, or just an alternate earth setting for this fairy tale type story isn't important. Its still a fun story to read, but don't expect it to add any i...

from Karlstar

I really enjoyed this book. It is nominally set in Fenario, the land of the Easterners in his Dragaeran novels. Whether or not it is the same Fenario, or just an alternate earth setting for this fairy tale type story isn't important. Its still a fun story to read, but don't expect it to add any i...

from TheDivineOomba

I'm doing a reread of all the books Steven Brust's Dragaera Universe, and this one is an oddball one - set in an Easterner Kingdom of Fenario, it follows the story of Miklos, the youngest brother of four Princes, who questions everything, much to his oldest brothers dismay. This leads to a fight,...

from jen.e.moore

Brokedown Palace is in a vastly different style than the other Dragaera books (and it's not technically a Dragaera book, as it's set in the East) but that's just one of the things I adore about this universe. This one's very folktale-y, with enough surrealistic magical things to make you really, ...